Paladin wrote:

Canadian Crime News

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Canadian_Crime_News

      
     

 
 
  

                                                                  
http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/nb/home_e.html
 
 
 
 2008/6/28

Armed Robbery, Moncton, N.B.

http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/nb/news/Jun2808_120758.html

On June 28 at 06:54am, the Codiac Regional RCMP responded to an armed robbery at Needs Convenience on Elmwood Drive in Moncton.

The suspect entered and demanded money from the employee.She left on foot with an undisclosed amount of money. No one was injured.

The suspect is described as being a female, approximately 40 years old, 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighing between 130 - 145 pounds.

 

 

 

Investigation is ongoing.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Codiac Regional RCMP at (506)857-2400 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS(8477).

 

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2008/7/11

Robbery -- Update, Moncton, N.B.

Karri Ann Smyth, a 32 year old Moncton woman appearred in Moncton Provincial court on July 11 at 09:30am. She faces armed robbery and failure to comply with condition of undertaking charges.
She has been sent for a 30 day assessement and returns to court on August 8 at 09:30am.

On June 28 at 06:54am, the Codiac Regional RCMP responded to an armed robbery at Needs Convenience on Elmwood Drive in Moncton.
The suspect entered and demanded money from the employee. She fled with an undisclosed amount of money. No one was injured.



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You know, if I were her, I'd be a little ticked. They issue a notice placing her at approximately 40 and she's really just nicely 30? Maybe it's a woman thing, but I'd be royally ticked if someone over-estimated my age like that!

BlinkeredKitten wrote:

You know, if I were her, I'd be a little ticked. They issue a notice placing her at approximately 40 and she's really just nicely 30? Maybe it's a woman thing, but I'd be royally ticked if someone over-estimated my age like that!

 

well whatever her age she must be pretty desperate to do something like that..its sad really

2008/9/3

Armed Robbery, Dieppe, N.B.

On September 2, at 8:33 pm , the Codiac Regional RCMP responded to a robbery at Pitous variety on Champlain street in Dieppe.

A man entered wearing a mask and carrying a knife, demanded money from the clerk. The clerk refused and the suspect fled. No one was injured.
Investigation is ongoing.

Anyone with any information is asked to contact Codiac Regional RCMP at (506)857-2400 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS(8477).

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Paladin wrote:

2008/9/2

Counterfeit Money Alert, Moncton, N.B.

Codiac Regional RCMP would like to advise businesses, that local merchants have received counterfeit $50 American dollar bills, serial numbers ID17051459A, MA52272087B, EJ05875949A.

5 incidents have been reported in the Greater Moncton area.Investigations are ongoing.

Please check the serial numbers and immediately report any suspicious bills to your local RCMP detachment.

Someone at my job got one and accepted it without checking because it was busy. The police told us there are even more cases

Student wrote:

must be a mad man to do that at 8 pm at night

Are you suggesting that 8 is too early or not late enough?

Organized crime targeted in drug investigation, Moncton, N.B.

 2008 11 05

RCMP news release 

http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/nb/news/Nov0508_155357.html

On October 10, 2007, the Moncton Drug Section successfully ended a year long drug investigation targeting an organized crime syndicate in the Bouctouche and Cocagne area. The investigation, Operation Jagged, led to the seizure of thousands of marijuana plants and several hundred pounds of cannabis marijuana which would have amounted to several hundred thousand marijuana joints. The raids were conducted in several communities, including Bouctouche, Cocagne, Saint-Maurice, Canaan Station and Harewood.

The RCMP have charged 37-year old Kevin René Léger of MacIntosh Hill and 47-year old Charles Comeau of Saint-Maurice with drug related charges. The RCMP have also charged 53-year old George Saulnier of Irishtown, 45-year old Ronald Steeves of Saint-Maurice, 43-year old Léo Goguen of Shediac-Bridge and 51-year old Joey Alban Babineau of Bouctouche with drug trafficking offences for their involvement with this local organized crime group. Kevin Léger and Charles Comeau are scheduled to appear in Richibucto Provincial Court on January 27, 2009 for election and plea.

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news release 

http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/nb/news/Nov1408_133639.html

2008/11/14

Charges laid in two unsolved murder investigations, Moncton, N.B.

The RCMP “J” Division Major Crime Unit South and Codiac Regional RCMP General Investigation Section / Major Crime today charged a 38-year-old man in connection with two murder investigations that date back four and 17 years.

David Joseph Ouellette was charged in Moncton Provincial Court this afternoon with second degree murder in the February 23, 1991 death of Douglas James Edgett. Edgett’s body was found along a wooded road off the Pacific Junction Road near Moncton.

Ouellette has also been charged with manslaughter in the disappearance and death of Cheryl Pyne in 2004. Pyne was last seen in June of 2004 and reported missing to Codiac Regional RCMP in August of the same year.

CBC News

http://www.cbc.ca/canada/new-brunswick/story/2008/11/14/nb-unsolved-crimes.html

Douglas James Edgett, above, was killed in February 1991. On Friday, RCMP charged David Joseph Ouellette with second-degree murder in his death. (RCMP)

RCMP have charged convict David Joseph Ouellette with manslaughter in the 2004 death of Cheryl Pyne, whose body is still missing. (North American Missing Persons Network)

I'm jumping the gun here, but better safe than sorry... 

Police say he should be considered violent.

Paladin wrote:

 

I'm jumping the gun here, but better safe than sorry... 

 

Community notifications are issued to enable people to take suitable measures to protect themselves.

 

Codiac RCMP track escaped Sex Offender, Stephen Chester 

 

 2008 11 18

Convicted sex offender, robber still at large, escaped custody while working at Moncton Wesleyan Church

 

By Brent Mazerolle
Times & Transcript Staff

http://timestranscript.canadaeast.com/front/article/484429

 

A 44-year-old Westmorland Institution inmate with a long history of crimes, including sexual assault and assault with a weapon, escaped from a Moncton church last night, triggering a police search through much of the west end and downtown of Moncton.

Stephen Chester was sentenced to nine years in prison in 2004 for two robbery offences against Moncton store clerks in separate 2003 incidents, one of them while armed with a knife. In one case, a clerk was tied up and left in a bathroom. In the other case, a clerk was locked in a room.

Last night, Chester was part of a group of several inmates doing work at the Moncton Wesleyan Church at 945 St. George Boulevard when he slipped away shortly after 7 p.m.

He was last seen wearing dark blue track pants with lines on the sides and a dark blue jacket with red stripes on the sleeves. Underneath the track suit, he was wearing a bright yellow t-shirt. At the time of his disappearance he had scruffy facial hair.

Chester weighs about 190 pounds (86 kg) and is approximately 5'10" (180 cm) tall. He was still at large early this morning.

 The incidents for which he was currently serving time occurred Oct. 6, 2003 at Andrew's Cottage, a gift shop on St. George Boulevard, and Nov. 1, 2003 at VL Music on Main Street.
In the first incident, Chester, pretending to be shopping for a Christmas gift for his mother, came up behind a female clerk, grabbed her by the waist and slid a knife to her throat and told her to continue to the back room where he asked for cash, credit cards and finally the money from the front cash register. He left after shutting the woman in the room.

 

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Paladin wrote:

 

I'm jumping the gun here, but better safe than sorry... 

 

Community notifications are issued to enable people to take suitable measures to protect themselves.

 

Codiac RCMP track escaped Sex Offender, Stephen Chester 

 

 2008 11 18

Convicted sex offender, robber still at large, escaped custody while working at Moncton Wesleyan Church

 

By Brent Mazerolle
Times & Transcript Staff

http://timestranscript.canadaeast.com/front/article/484429

 

A 44-year-old Westmorland Institution inmate with a long history of crimes, including sexual assault and assault with a weapon, escaped from a Moncton church last night, triggering a police search through much of the west end and downtown of Moncton.

Stephen Chester was sentenced to nine years in prison in 2004 for two robbery offences against Moncton store clerks in separate 2003 incidents, one of them while armed with a knife. In one case, a clerk was tied up and left in a bathroom. In the other case, a clerk was locked in a room.

Last night, Chester was part of a group of several inmates doing work at the Moncton Wesleyan Church at 945 St. George Boulevard when he slipped away shortly after 7 p.m.

He was last seen wearing dark blue track pants with lines on the sides and a dark blue jacket with red stripes on the sleeves. Underneath the track suit, he was wearing a bright yellow t-shirt. At the time of his disappearance he had scruffy facial hair.

Chester weighs about 190 pounds (86 kg) and is approximately 5'10" (180 cm) tall. He was still at large early this morning.

 The incidents for which he was currently serving time occurred Oct. 6, 2003 at Andrew's Cottage, a gift shop on St. George Boulevard, and Nov. 1, 2003 at VL Music on Main Street.
In the first incident, Chester, pretending to be shopping for a Christmas gift for his mother, came up behind a female clerk, grabbed her by the waist and slid a knife to her throat and told her to continue to the back room where he asked for cash, credit cards and finally the money from the front cash register. He left after shutting the woman in the room.

 

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12,066

RCMP Press Release

http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/nb/news/Dec1108_122558.html

2008/12/11

Organized crime group dismantled in RCMP Operation JEKYLL, Middlesex, N.B.

Eight people appeared in Moncton Provincial Court facing numerous charges following an RCMP operation targeting an organized crime group operating around the Salisbury area. The investigation codenamed Operation JEKYLL has been underway since October 2007.

54-year old Roger Tingley, 54-year old Rodney Tingley, 32-year old Michael Tingley, 30-year old Kevin Tingley, 25-year old Chris Tingley, 49-year old Sharon Tingley, 54-year old Gail Tingley, and 32-year old Missy Tingley have been collectively charged with 57 offences. Among the charges are conspiracy to traffic in cocaine, OxyContin, marijuana, contraband tobacco, weapons and firearms, and being members of an organized crime group.

The case has proven to be a difficult one for police as witnesses have been leery about coming forward to provide evidence. As such, for the first time in New Brunswick, a 2002 amendment to a Section of the Criminal Code of Canada focusing on Organized Crime was utilized. If convicted, sentences will be served consecutively, meaning for each conviction the guilty party will have to serve each individual sentence. This can result in a very lengthy prison sentence depending on the number and scope of the charges. Any property owned that was used in committing the offences is now subject to seizure.

Rodney Tingley, Michael Tingley, Kevin Tingley and Chris Tingley have been remanded into custody until a bail hearing scheduled for December 17 and 18, 2008 in Moncton Provincial Court. Roger Tingley is currently in hospital and will appear in court at a later date but has been charged. Sharon Tingley, Gail Tingley and Missy Tingley have been released on strict conditions.

A number of arsons in the area were also part of the police investigation. Although no charges have yet been laid in those cases, further charges and arrests are pending. The RCMP are also asking anyone with any information to contact them or N.B. Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) as they continue to gather evidence on this organized crime ring.

Unofficial:

At approximately 9:30 last night,(22 Dec.) 4 Codiac Cars responded to a Bomb Threat at the Moncton airport.

Some weirdo called and said there was one " under a stairwell ".

Appears none was found.

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